Now memory lies at finger tips not in brain — Some argue that easy access to information reduces the need to remember details, leading to a potential decline in memory retention. Others believe that technology can enhance memory by serving as a tool for organizing and accessing information. But as an educationist since the advent of search engines I find the students questioning the futility of cramming spellings because auto correct is always there in smart phones and computers.

What a combination of hard and soft! — With every movement in the mouth, the tongue and teeth perform a synchronized dance, uniting taste and protection in a captivating tango. The tongue is the suave salsa dancer, swirling around with flavor and flair, while the teeth play the role of the bouncers at a fancy club, making sure nothing unruly gets past them. It’s a collaboration where the tongue whispers sweet nothings to the taste buds, and the teeth stand guard like vigilant bodyguards, ensuring that only the VIBs (Very Important Bites) gain entry.

Generosity, a currency of the heart, yields dividends in the tapestry of everyday life. Much like a seed, it multiplies when sown. Acts of kindness, whether small or grand, nurtures goodwill. A shared smile, a helping hand, or a thoughtful gesture creates a ripple effect, enriching both giver and receiver. Generosity becomes a silent architect of our relationships, constructing bridges of trust and understanding.

“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou Writing orchestrates a grand symphony of communication. Its words keep reverberating through the ages like a timeless melody. The power of writing, like a meticulously composed musical score, stands strong over time. It isn’t like fleeting whispers of speech. Speech dances with spirit, fleeting and ever-changing, while writing stands tall like an architectural masterpiece, shaping civilizations with its precision.

Self-care isn’t just about bath bombs and spa days. It’s the superhero cape of responsibility. Picture this: You, armed with a face mask, telling the world, “I got this.”

if time could linger I’d choose that sacred space — A moment of my life I wish to freeze in twilight’s gentle embrace a moment I’d freeze a symphony of whispers carried on the breeze under the willow’s branches where time stood still a dance of fireflies a tranquil, hallowed thrill moonlight painted dreams on the canvas of the night stars embroidered tales weaving silvery light laughter echoed softly a melody so sweet hearts entwined in rhythm a dance of fleeting feet

A devoted son treated his elderly father to a fancy restaurant dinner. Despite the old man’s accidental food spills, the son remained composed, unfazed by the judgmental stares around them. After the meal, he escorted his father to the restroom with grace. There, he tidied his attire, freshened his appearance, and gently put on his glasses. Together, they walked to a hushed crowd’s curious glances.

Let’s build up a more informed, open, and democratic society — Oh, dear reader, it’s quite the spectacle we find ourselves in, isn’t it? The age of social media algorithms and their role in spreading misinformation is upon us. …

Biohacking, the practice of enhancing one’s biology and performance, have both pluses and minuses. On the pluses: It empowers individuals to optimize their health and cognition. Biohackers can tailor nutrition, exercise, and supplements to boost vitality and mental clarity. Biohacking also fosters scientific innovation, potentially leading to breakthroughs in medicine and longevity research. On the minuses: